AMERLIFE 10x7x7ft Large Walk-in Plant Greenhouse for Outdoor with Watering System Heavy Duty Galvanized Steel Frame 2 Zipper Mesh Doors 6 Screen Windows Tunnel Hot Garden House, Green

Install wasn't as bad as some of the reviews made me think it would be. HOWEVER.... Be aware, it is smaller than what is advertised. instead of 10'x7', its actual size came out to 9'4" x "6'2"..... Kind of a big deal for me as 6 feet wide just doesnt leave enough room for shelving on two sides. I anticipated the shelves on each side and then across the back, but I ended up with just one shelf on one side (it was already built). Other than that, its a great little greenhouse. I chose this model because I believe the frame is rather well built. I know the covers wont last long, but with the frame, I know I can close in the ends with wood and put on some 6 ml plastic when the cover wears out. The watering feature is ok..... rather ill fitting, but its pretty straight forward, I probably wont ever use it........ at least not yet. I built mine up on a 2x6 border so I could drive pieces of green metal fence post in the ground and screw the wooden frame into it, then using metal strapping, I tied the greenhouse down to the wooden base, I don't care what wind we get, this isn't moving! Overall, Im pleased with the purchase right now, again, I know the cover wont last long, I wish they would come up with a better cover, but 6 ml plastic and a few 2x4's will fix it when that happens!! After having it up a few days of really cold weather for us this time of year, with a small house hold ceramic heater, I can maintain decent temps. even on a 27 degree night. i put a blanket on the greenhouse and was able to keep the temps in the mid to high 40 degree range. for the plants I have in there right now, thats fine. Im sure I could get temps up to the mid 50's if I turned the heater up and maybe a heavier blanket on top. Been raining here for the past 20 or so hours non stop and not a single leak anywhere!! so far so good!Update: I guess I was trying to be up beat about this, but the door zipper lasted 5 months..... 4 really, I have been trying to work it for the past month, now it it basically useless. I know these aren't made to last forever, but I would think it should last more than 5 months. Luckily spring is almost here and I can build something over the summer that will last a wee bit longer. Probably should not have wasted my money on this.

The media could not be loaded.  This item was delivered April 16, 2022. It is now August 22, 2022. This is what the cover has done in that time frame. It literally has degraded and the plastic has fallen in leaving the green only in some places. The watering system broke within the first week. It over presurizes and blows the cap off the front of the line system and sprays straight down the front door. It has to be checked every time it is used. After two months the seals on the sprayers gave way amd it just gushes water at the seams. The only good part of this is the frame. It is very solid. We took eye bolts and ran them along the frame and mounted them to 2x4s that we set into the ground and covered in cement. It hasn't gone anywhere with that system. The cover didn't even last an entire growing season. I am very disappointed. I would not recommend this item unless you are buying it for the frame alone. Ignore the watering system. It is useless.

So far its amazing! I did 90% of the work on my own, it was that easy. Just needed help from the family to move it to its final place and one of my son's helped put the cover on.I have already set some cinder blocks down to help keep the cover from moving and most of my supplies are moved in. We will be putting down pavers for stability since I am a disabled veteran and need use of a cane at times.Right now it will be for my winter jug sowing until I get all the supplies for replanting all of the seedlings I have started. Will update this review after about a month.Highly suggest this if you need a greenhouse or extra gardening space.

Got the greenhouse, was easy to assemble with two people, and seemed to be perfect for needs. But the greenhouse material started rotting after about 6 months, dropping clear plastic pieces all over the plants and the entire ceiling has rotted out and leaks like a sieve. Frame is aluminum and sturdy enough, but the greenhouse material didn't last 6 months. Have to get a better, greenhouse material to replace it.

The overall structure is suitable. I didn't really bother with the irrigation system. The disappointment for me is the plastic is breaking down already. I put this up in the early spring and it's August now and the cover is simply not holding up. Obviously it's a low cost greenhouse, but one would have to take it down each spring in order to get more than a year out of it, and there is a good chance that would catch up with it too. So it would be better to purchase a higher quality cover. Still, I'll have use for the frame for the chickens I'm sure.

This is my first greenhouse. My husband put it together by himself when I was at work one day. He was impressed with the strength of the frame. My first one from amerilife has a sprinkler. The second one was more lightweight. I highly recommend the metal frame. Per recommendations of others, We placed this sheltered from our western wind and also staked it down. It seems secure and we have had some bad storms. This company is very responsive. When the price dropped The week after I bought my second one, they matched it. When the cover tore after a 3 months they helped me with that too. Next year I think I will use a shade cover on the top of the greenhouse during summer or remove it to protect from excessive UV. But I will be able to use the frame year round. A+ Company